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Dirty Down South is heading to Negril, Jamaica. Justin and Jennifer sit down with Bunny from Tom's Trips for a candid first-timer's guide to Hedonism II — what the nude-pool culture actually feels like, how consent works, what the all-inclusive experience is like, and why so many repeat guests end up calling the place “home.”Bunny shares decades of lifestyle and travel experience while Justin brings the perspective of someone who has made the trip again and again. They talk body confidence, getting comfortable naked, the mix of nudists and lifestyle guests, hosted group trips, Miss No Swimsuit, catamaran chaos, payment planning, what to pack, and the friendships that can grow out of a week in Jamaica.In This Episode: What Hedonism II is actually like for a first-timer Nude-pool culture, body confidence and getting comfortable in your own skin Consent, participation boundaries and why not everyone at Hedo is there to play All-inclusive food, bars and resort life Why repeat guests describe Hedonism as “home” Tom's Trips hosted groups and matching travelers to the right week Miss No Swimsuit, catamaran stories and Hedo traditions Trip length, deposits and payment planning What to bring: a good attitude, a sarong and a cup Why the friendships can matter as much as the wild storiesHosts: Justin from OTB and JenniferGuest: Bunny from Tom's TripsGuest & Dirty Down South Links: Tom's Trips On the Border Lifestyle Co. / OTB eventsSupport & Partners: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Listen to The Down & Dirty Podcast:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community:https://couplesnextdoor.com

The Professor, Chuck D and Mrs Doll are recording live from the VIP area at O'Zone's Kinkster Ball — surrounded by floggers, rope, wax, performers, play stations and a room full of people getting ready for the night to start.What begins with everyone roasting Chuck for showing up to a kink event dressed like somebody's uncle turns into a live tour through the crossover between swinging and kink. The crew talks impact play, negotiation, pickup play, wax, rope, pet play, kink education, consent, headspace and why some people find restraint as grounding as it is sexy.Mistress Mary stops by to explain how she negotiates impact scenes and introduces newcomers to different sensations. Waffle the Pup and members of the Art Dungeon community break down rope tops, pet play and learning kink safely. Rigger Daniel explains what people can get out of rope, and O'Zone's Travis closes the episode with the fetish fashion show, rope runway, immersive party setup and the swinger/kink crossover he calls “swink.”In This Episode: Live from O'Zone's Kinkster Ball Chuck D's extremely non-kinky “dad outfit” Mrs Doll on wax play and her St. Andrew's Cross experience Mistress Mary on impact play, negotiation and pickup play Floggers, wax, sensation play and beginner-friendly kink Waffle the Pup on pet play, rope and kink community What makes a responsible rope top The Art Dungeon and kink education Why rope can feel grounding, restrictive and sexy Travis on O'Zone's fetish fashion show and rope runway Where swinger culture and kink culture overlap — or “swink”Hosts: The Professor Chuck D Mrs DollFeatured Guests: Mistress Mary, Waffle the Pup, Daniel, Travis and members of the O'Zone / Art Dungeon community.Want to find O'Zone events and more of the lifestyle community? Start at CouplesNextDoor.com.Support & Partners: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Listen to The Down & Dirty Podcast:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community:https://couplesnextdoor.com

Scott and April from Naughty Gym join The Professor to introduce their new book, Wild Love Theory — a relationship philosophy built around authenticity, autonomy, intentional agreements, and the idea that love should never require either partner to become smaller.Wild Love Theory goes on sale September 1, and Scott and April say preorders are open now. They will also be in Minneapolis over Labor Day weekend, with their official book-launch party happening September 6.With Dr. Scarlet and The Dean joining the conversation, the group pressure-tests Wild Love Theory against real-life non-monogamy: polyamory, swinging, veto power, hierarchy, separate dating, relationship rules, safety, jealousy, mental load, and what happens when two people genuinely want different things.Scott and April also talk about Naughty Gym's evolution into AYA Society, their upcoming unbinding ceremony, Wild Love Theory retreats, and then stick around to play DDP's Poly, Benefits, or One Night.In This Episode: What Wild Love Theory is — and why Scott and April wrote the book Why “love should never make you smaller” became a core principle Polyamory, swinging, and their version of “poly light” Rules, autonomy, veto power, and living agreements When safety and control start to collide Separate dating and the difficulty of finding a four-way match Mental load, imposed burdens, and relationship responsibility Hierarchy in non-monogamous relationships The Naughty Gym transition to AYA Society The Wild Love Theory book launch and upcoming retreats Poly, Benefits, or One NightWild Love Theory: Book release: September 1 Preorders: Open now Official Minneapolis book-launch party: September 6For Wild Love Theory, Naughty Gym / AYA Society, events, podcasts, and current book-launch information:NaughtyGym.comHost: The ProfessorFeatured Voices: Dr. Scarlet, The DeanGuests: Scott + April — Naughty Gym / AYA SocietySupport & Partners: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Follow or subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast so you do not miss the next episode.If you enjoyed the conversation, rate and review the show on your podcast app.Listen to more Down & Dirty:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community:https://couplesnextdoor.com

The Professor reunites with original Down & Dirty co-host Mrs. Doll for an old-school catch-up that moves from Minnesota lifestyle parties and swinger meet-and-greets into solo dates, sex, and the kind of questions only these two would turn into a full conversation.They talk about why meet-and-greets still matter even when nobody is going home together, The Dean's hilarious post-date work-mule arrangement, whether scrolling your phone during sex is ever acceptable, porn during sex, Mrs. Doll's Pussy Palace story, the 60-Day Sex Challenge, riding versus doggy, and their lifestyle version of Marry/Fuck/Kill.In This Episode:The Professor and Mrs. Doll's old-school Down & Dirty reunionMinnesota lifestyle parties and meet-and-greet cultureSolo dates and why meet-and-greets can be a useful first stopThe Dean's unofficial post-date work-mule ruleScrolling your phone during sexPorn during sex and where the line changesMrs. Doll's Pussy Palace storyThe 60-Day Sex ChallengeRiding versus doggy — and Mrs. Doll's two-for-one workout logicThe Down & Dirty lifestyle version of Marry/Fuck/KillA future Fuck-It Bucket teaseHosts:The ProfessorMrs. DollProducer: DavidProduced by: Down & Dirty ProductionsSupport & Partners:Glitz by Jax / Good SupplyPassionScapes PhotographyCouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Listen to The Down & Dirty Podcast:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community:https://couplesnextdoor.com

We almost left Trapeze Atlanta.Our first impression was not what we expected. The front room was quiet, we were not sure what was happening, and then someone punched a code into a door.On the other side was the Diamond Club—and one instruction: “You need to meet Max.”Max does not work for Trapeze. He is a longtime single male member who says he has been visiting since 2004 and became an unofficial ambassador because people trust him to respect the room.Max joins The Professor, Chuck D., and The Dean to explain what single men often get wrong, why acknowledging the entire couple matters, and how communication, consent, emotional intelligence, and acting like you have been there before can build trust in lifestyle spaces.He also shares his personal memories of Trapeze's former indoor pool and hot tubs, how Atlanta's lifestyle scene has changed from his point of view, and one unforgettable club story involving two sisters, a cousin, and the terrifying discovery that the “lube” was actually liquid soap.In This Episode: Why The Professor and The Dean nearly left Trapeze Atlanta The coded door leading to the Diamond Club Why everyone told them they needed to meet Max How Max became an unofficial ambassador without working at the club Max's experience visiting Trapeze since 2004 His memories of the former indoor pool and hot tubs How Atlanta's lifestyle scene has changed from his perspective Why single men sometimes get written off in lifestyle spaces Acknowledging both partners, respecting boundaries, and reading the room Why communication and emotional intelligence matter more than swagger The liquid-soap story Chuck D. says may be stranger than his own stories Poly, friends with benefits, or one-night stand: Rihanna, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Sofía VergaraHosts and Guest: Hosts — The Professor, Chuck D., and The Dean Guest — Max Producer — David Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions CompanySponsored by: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Listen, follow the show, and leave a rating or review:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community:https://couplesnextdoor.com

Dirty Down South begins with a candid conversation about polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, Oklahoma lifestyle culture, and the reality of hosting events while everyone else gets to party.Justin and Jennifer join The Professor and David to talk about living openly, dealing with family judgment, the difference between swinging and poly relationships, and why consensual non-monogamy often requires more honesty and emotional work than people expect.The conversation also moves through Oklahoma's lifestyle scene, hotel takeovers, Sooner Swing, lifestyle travel, event-host pressure, and the very specific rule The Professor follows when he still has hosting duties to finish.In This Episode: Jennifer's decision to stop hiding that she is polyamorous Why ethical non-monogamy can be harder than cheating Swinging, polyamory, and different levels of emotional connection How partners handle love, sex, autonomy, and relationship effort differently Oklahoma's active swinger and lifestyle-event culture What it takes to build and manage a large adult event Why party hosts often miss the party they created Hotel takeovers, lifestyle cruises, and traveling for community The Professor's no-nutting-before-the-party-is-over rule Why organizers sometimes want to experience the vibe instead of creating itFeatured Organization:On the Border Lifestyle Co. (OTB)Host & Featured Voices: The Professor Justin Jennifer David — Producer Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions CompanySponsored by: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Follow the show, leave a rating or review, and find more episodes at:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community at:https://couplesnextdoor.com

Fake lifestyle profiles are getting harder to spot when AI, heavy filters, old photos, one-sided couple accounts, and privacy concerns all blur together.Mrs. Doll sits down with Jax, The Dean, and David to talk about the difference between a private profile and a deceptive one, the warning signs that make them stop trusting an account, and why moving a conversation off-platform too quickly can create unnecessary risk.Jax also shares a wild early lifestyle story involving outdated photos, a woman's secret boyfriend, a bathroom proposition, a very drunk night at Punch Bowl Social, and a couple who seemed to be wrapped in one giant red flag.In This Episode: Why one active partner does not automatically mean a couple is fake Perfect pictures, AI edits, backward tattoos, and heavy filtering Old wedding photos and profiles that no longer match real life The buffalo profile that wanted to meet without showing anyone Jax's catfish night with a secret boyfriend and a chaotic after-party plan Why some people avoid sexting and move to an in-person meet quickly Pressure to move conversations away from a verified lifestyle platform How to protect intimate photos and personal information online Profile clues moderators look for when something feels wrong Why suspected fake profiles should be reported instead of posted publicly Green flags: recent activity, complete bios, balanced couple profiles, and verificationHost & Featured Voices: Host — Mrs. Doll Featured voices — Jax, The Dean, and David Producer — David Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions CompanySponsored by: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Follow the show, leave a rating or review, and find more episodes at:https://downdirtypodcast.comJoin the CND community at:https://couplesnextdoor.com

Michael Heseltine - nicknamed Tarzan - became Defence Secretary in Jan 1983 and formed Defence Secretariat 19, a group charged with attacking CND. To get ad-free access and archive material, visit www.patreon.com/atomichobo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How do you go from wondering whether a couple is flirting with you at Target to taking a red-flag couple to Mexico?A and B from WFgoCouple join The Professor and Chuck D to share the messy, funny, and sometimes uncomfortable path that brought them into the lifestyle. Their first soft-swap experience nearly made them quit. The reclaiming sex afterward turned into twenty-four times in seven days. Then they met a couple trying to fix their marriage through swinging, ignored nearly every warning sign, and somehow ended up traveling to Mexico together.They also talk about swinging in Fargo, why North Dakota's scene is bigger than outsiders assume, how difficult it can be to find verified couples in a smaller market, and how attending CND events finally helped them find a safer and more welcoming community.In This Episode: Wondering whether another couple was flirting with them at Target Trying to find swingers “in the wild” Why two completely new couples struggled through their first soft swap The experience that nearly made them leave the lifestyle Reclaiming sex and twenty-four times in seven days Meeting a couple who said swinging would fix their marriage Recognizing a consent problem and getting dressed to leave Ignoring more red flags and eventually traveling to Mexico together Finding CND and attending their first lifestyle event The growing Fargo and North Dakota lifestyle community Advice for new couples attending their first eventHosts & Guests: Hosts — The Professor and Chuck D. Guests — A and B from WFgoCouple Producer — David Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions CompanySponsored by: Glitz by Jax / Good Supply PassionScapes Photography CouplesNextDoor.comCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25.Listen and find more episodes at:https://downdirtypodcast.com

Eliza is joined by Lana and The Dean for a Ladies' Play Den recap of Lana and Eliza's North Carolina Friction takeover weekend — two women traveling without their husbands, walking into a new lifestyle crowd, and finding out very quickly how different every scene can feel.They compare Friction, CND, hotel takeovers, pool parties, party floors, single-female energy, regional play styles, room crawls, DJs, websites, and why bringing your best friend to a swinger party might be the ultimate girls' trip.In This Episode: Lana and Eliza recap their North Carolina Friction takeover weekend Why two women showing up without husbands shocked the room Girls' weekend energy at a swinger hotel takeover Single-female freedom, pressure, and safety at lifestyle events How Friction compares to CND events and Midwest party culture Hotel takeovers, pool parties, room crawls, and party-floor differences The Pink Pony Club, a Baptist church, and the wildest event-location setup Why Lana highly recommends taking your best friend to a swinger partyGuests & Credits: Host — Eliza Guests — Lana and The Dean Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions Company Music — VictoriaSponsored by: Glitz by Jax — Custom body art and glitter for dazzling nights Passionscapes Photography — Photography and creative support CouplesNextDoor.com — Studio sponsor and lifestyle community networkCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25 when signing up to support the show.

In this episode of Compassion & Courage, Madison Wood-Gonzalez shares her inspiring work with Morning Light, a nonprofit providing compassionate end-of-life care and housing for hospice patients. Marcus and Madison explore the meaning of hospice, the importance of caring for caregivers, and how community support can transform lives at their most vulnerable. Resources for you: More communication tips and resources for how to cultivate compassion: https://marcusengel.com/freeresources/Connect with Marcus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusengel/Learn more about Morning Light: https://morninglightinc.orgLearn more about Marcus' Books: https://marcusengel.com/store/Subscribe to our podcast through Apple: https://bit.ly/MarcusEngelPodcastSubscribe to our podcast through YouTube: https://bit.ly/Youtube-MarcusEngelPodcast About Madison Wood-Gonzalez, CNE, CND, CNC:Madison has been with Morning Light since 2017. She has a passion for using her communication, organization, and event knowledge to make a difference in the lives of others in the community. Since Madison joined Morning Light, the organization has nearly quadrupled its fundraising efforts, started a State Certified CNA school, and won education and storytelling awards. Madison has also brought holidays, celebrations, and quality of life activities to the organization and the Abbie Hunt Bryce Home. “For me, it's about the celebration of life up until the end,” she says.Madison has been responsible for coordinating the highest grossing fundraising events in Morning Light history, and the organization continues to break fundraising records year over year with her involvement. She is primarily responsible for staff leadership, organizational oversite, community partnerships, business development initiatives, media and press collaborations, promotional materials, and communications.Madison works hard to cultivate community awareness and collaboration. Because of her work, the organization has been featured in the Indianapolis Star, received a wide variety of coverage on local radio and television stations, and has received both local and national awards. She now teaches her nonprofit communication and leadership methods nationally to help other organizations advance their missions as well. Date: 6/29/2026 Name of show: Compassion & Courage: Conversations in Healthcare Episode number and title: Episode 183 – The Power of Compassion in End-of-Life Support with Madison Wood-Gonzalez, CNE, CND, CNC keywordshospice, end-of-life care, nonprofit, compassionate communication, caregiver support, community impact

The Professor finally gets Eliza on a Down & Dirty episode with Sultan of Sexy, and the conversation goes exactly where you would expect: lifestyle resorts, Pittsburgh clubs, content creators, vanilla friends finding out, family knowing too much, and the things still left on everyone's fuck-it list.From Desire and clothing-optional resorts to Pittsburgh's club scene, hotel parties, picking up people in the wild, OnlyFans questions, Reddit chaos, gangbang math, and a round of Down & Dirty's version of marry/fuck/kill, this episode is loose, funny, and very much not safe for polite dinner conversation.In This Episode: Eliza's first one-on-one Down & Dirty hangout with The Professor Sultan of Sexy checking in from Pennsylvania Desire, Caliente, Hedo, and naked resort talk The Pittsburgh swinger scene, clubs, and hotel parties CND travel groups and lifestyle road trips How CND started and where it is headed next Eliza's content creator life and OnlyFans questions What happens when vanilla friends or family find out Threesomes, orgies, gangbangs, and fuck-it lists Down & Dirty's version of marry/fuck/killGuests & Credits: Hosts — The Professor and Eliza Guest — Sultan of Sexy Produced by — Down & Dirty Productions Company Music — VictoriaSponsored by: Glitz by Jax — Custom body art and glitter for dazzling nights Passionscapes Photography — Photography and creative support CouplesNextDoor.com — Studio sponsor and lifestyle community networkCND New Member Promo Code: Use code DD25 when signing up to support the show.

Lana joins Mrs. Doll and Eliza for a Ladies' Play Den conversation about what happens when you move from a familiar lifestyle community into a totally different scene.After years on Couples Next Door, Lana and her husband moved to North Carolina and started over — new sites, new parties, new rules, new crowds, and a very different approach to meeting people. From “The House” and its chicken Florentine swinger-party energy to Friction hotel takeovers, word-of-mouth meetups, content creators, single-male rules, and the search for real lifestyle friendships, this episode compares what community can feel like in different regions.Key Topics / Search Terms lifestyle down south swinger house parties Friction lifestyle events Couples Next Door community hotel takeovers lifestyle meet and greets finding lifestyle friends single men at lifestyle events content creation at parties group play vs couples playWhat We Talk About Lana's move from the CND community to the North Carolina lifestyle scene How “The House” works, from the rules video to open play rooms and BYOB party energy Chicken Florentine, porn on the TV, stripper poles, and why the vibe felt so different Friction events and how East Coast hotel takeovers compare to CND-style community Why finding real lifestyle friendships can be harder without a local hub The difference between “let's get to know each other” and “pull your pants down” messaging How age, region, and event culture can change the way people connect Single men, single women, and how event rules vary by scene Why some spaces feel more couple-pair-off than group-play friendly Content creation at events and where that can feel different from lifestyle play Eliza and Lana's upcoming two-blonde takeover adventureHosts Mrs. Doll ElizaGuest LanaPartners CouplesNextDoor.com — original sponsor / overall backing Passionscapes Photography — in-kind contributor Glitz by Jax / Good Supply — partnerStudio Partner https://couplesnextdoor.com Code: DD25Calls to Action Follow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast Rate and review the show Listen to more episodes at https://downdirtypodcast.com Send Mrs. Doll and Eliza your topic ideas for future Ladies' Play Den conversationsMoving does not just change the parties. It can change the whole way you meet people, build trust, and figure out where you fit. Lana's story is a reminder that every lifestyle scene has its own culture — and sometimes you do not know what you had until you have to start over somewhere new.Down & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

J'ai accueilli Johan Nus, chorégraphe, metteur en scène, directeur artistique et nouveau directeur de l'AICOMIl est diplômé de la Royal Academy of Dance, titulaire du Diplôme d'État de danse classique et d'un Master en économie industrielle (Université Nancy II). Il s'est également formé en danse contemporaine au CND de Lyon, ainsi qu'en chant et en théâtre.Il a dansé dans de grandes productions de comédie musicale (Grease, My Fair Lady, Un violon sur le toit), avant de devenir chorégraphe et metteur en scène pour des œuvres majeures comme Carmina Burana, The Wall, Le Lac des cygnes sur l'eau, ainsi que de nombreuses créations internationales pour l'opéra, le musical et des événements pour des maisons comme Disney, Hermès ou Amazon.Dans cet épisode, on parle de son langage chorégraphique, de la construction d'un spectacle, de la place de l'interprète, de l'exigence du métier, mais aussi de santé mentale, de collectif et de légitimité dans le monde artistique.

Lana joins Mrs. Doll and Eliza for a Ladies' Play Den conversation about what happens when you move from a familiar lifestyle community into a totally different scene.After years on Couples Next Door, Lana and her husband moved to North Carolina and started over — new sites, new parties, new rules, new crowds, and a very different approach to meeting people. From “The House” and its chicken Florentine swinger-party energy to Friction hotel takeovers, word-of-mouth meetups, content creators, single-male rules, and the search for real lifestyle friendships, this episode compares what community can feel like in different regions.Key Topics / Search Terms lifestyle down south swinger house parties Friction lifestyle events Couples Next Door community hotel takeovers lifestyle meet and greets finding lifestyle friends single men at lifestyle events content creation at parties group play vs couples playWhat We Talk About Lana's move from the CND community to the North Carolina lifestyle scene How “The House” works, from the rules video to open play rooms and BYOB party energy Chicken Florentine, porn on the TV, stripper poles, and why the vibe felt so different Friction events and how East Coast hotel takeovers compare to CND-style community Why finding real lifestyle friendships can be harder without a local hub The difference between “let's get to know each other” and “pull your pants down” messaging How age, region, and event culture can change the way people connect Single men, single women, and how event rules vary by scene Why some spaces feel more couple-pair-off than group-play friendly Content creation at events and where that can feel different from lifestyle play Eliza and Lana's upcoming two-blonde takeover adventureHosts Mrs. Doll ElizaGuest LanaPartners CouplesNextDoor.com — original sponsor / overall backing Passionscapes Photography — in-kind contributor Glitz by Jax / Good Supply — partnerStudio Partner https://couplesnextdoor.com Code: DD25Calls to Action Follow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast Rate and review the show Listen to more episodes at https://downdirtypodcast.com Send Mrs. Doll and Eliza your topic ideas for future Ladies' Play Den conversationsMoving does not just change the parties. It can change the whole way you meet people, build trust, and figure out where you fit. Lana's story is a reminder that every lifestyle scene has its own culture — and sometimes you do not know what you had until you have to start over somewhere new.Down & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

Miss Scarlet is back with Ryan and David for a conversation about polyamory, ENM, kink, trauma, and the relationship questions people usually ask without really knowing how to ask them.They get into kitchen table poly, whether these labels are clinical or social, why poly feels more visible now than it used to, how swinger culture and poly culture overlap without being the same thing, and why BDSM is too often misunderstood. Miss Scarlet also explains how trauma can shape people's relationship patterns without reducing everything to “something is wrong with you.”Key Topics / Search Terms polyamory ENM kitchen table poly swinger vs. poly BDSM and trauma sex therapy relationship communication alternative relationshipsWhat We Talk About What “kitchen table poly” actually means Why poly and ENM labels often come from social communities, not rigid clinical categories Why younger generations may have an easier time naming these relationship structures How poly relationships and monogamous relationships can fail for a lot of the same human reasons Why swinger culture and poly culture can overlap while still operating from different relationship goals How BDSM can be misunderstood when people reduce it to pathology instead of consent, control, and meaning Why trauma can shape sexual and relationship patterns without automatically meaning disorder The first things people should think about before opening a relationship or stepping into alternative dynamics Why who you spend time with early can shape your entire experience in the lifestyleGuests & Credits Miss Scarlet — featured guest / mental health therapistSponsors / Partners Passionscapes Photography — partner / in-kind support Glitz by Jax — partnerStudio Partner CND — https://couplesnextdoor.com Referral code: DD25Calls to Action Follow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast Rate and review the show Find us on CND and major podcast platformsListen & Connecthttps://downdirtypodcast.comDown & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

Mrs. Doll and Eliza get into what makes a lifestyle profile actually work — from profile names and pictures to descriptions, play styles, hall passes, and the details people skip that end up mattering the most.This one goes deeper than the usual “what not to do” conversation. They break down why generic names get lost, why both people should actually exist in the photos, what your profile should say about communication and dynamics, why your real age matters, and why updating your profile matters more than most people think.Key Topics / Search Terms lifestyle profiles profile names CND profiles profile pictures hall passes play style communication style real age on profiles single male and single female profiles updating your profileWhat We Talk About Why memorable profile names stand out more than generic auto-generated names How creative names, photos, and contact follow-up make it easier to find people again after events Why couples should include pictures of both people instead of only featuring one partner What your description should actually say about your life, communication, chemistry, and pace Why writing the “his” and “hers” sections for each other can be more useful than writing your own How hall passes, solo event attendance, and play-style dynamics should be explained clearly Why your real age matters more than people think Red flags like empty descriptions, “we'll add later,” and profiles that expect people to do all the work Why profiles should be reviewed and updated at least once a year as your dynamic changesGuests & Credits No external guests featured in this episodeSponsors / Partners Passionscapes Photography — https://passionscapes.com/work Glitz by Jax — https://glitzbyjax.comStudio Partner CND — https://couplesnextdoor.com Referral code: DD25Calls to Action Follow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast Rate and review the show Find us on CND and major podcast platformsListen & Connecthttps://downdirtypodcast.comDown & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

August joins Ryan, Chuck, and David for a guest-led conversation about OnlyFans, kink, play partners, and the overlap between creator life, poly dynamics, and the lifestyle.From OnlyFans and Fansly to play partners, throuples, emotional bandwidth, creator boundaries, custom content, exhibitionism, and why she keeps her premium work separate from the rest of the internet, this one stays specific, candid, and easy to follow.Key Topics / Search Terms August OnlyFans Fansly kink vs. lifestyle play partners polyamory and throuples creator boundaries custom content exhibitionism public recognitionWhat We Talk About Why August sees kink and lifestyle as overlapping worlds instead of completely separate ones How she thinks about play partners, emotional connection, and the difference between polyamory and swinging Why throuples can work for some people and fall apart for others Why OnlyFans is her main platform and how she thinks about curation, audience connection, and premium content Her rule that OnlyFans partners are real play partners, not random content-only collaborations How custom content works, what she keeps separate, and why she treats it like her artwork Why being watched, showing off, and controlling her own work are all part of the appeal The back-half game section on trust, filthy compliments, fold moves, and scandalous storiesGuests & Credits August — featured guest CND and FetLife: Lil Dancer OnlyFans and Fansly: Little Miss Dancer BabyCalls to Action Follow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty Podcast Rate and review the showSponsors / Partners Passionscapes Photography — https://passionscapes.com/work Glitz by Jax — https://glitzbyjax.comStudio Partner CND — https://couplesnextdoor.com Referral code: DD25Listen & Connecthttps://downdirtypodcast.comDown & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

Recorded live at O'Zone before the night fully kicks off, this episode drops into the VIP-area energy while the room is still coming together. The conversation moves through kink curiosity, swinger crossover, event setup, and what makes O'Zone feel different from more traditional kink spaces where people mostly sit and watch.From body painting and bed photo booths to aerialists, burlesque, flogging, and live-floor chaos, this one captures the room before general admission fully floods in. It is less polished sit-down interview and more in-the-room conversation, which is part of the draw.Key Topics / Search TermsO'Zone live eventkink and swinger crossoverBDSM curiosityVIP event setupaerialists, burlesque, and live performanceaftercare and communicationpoly dynamics and schedulingTwin Cities kink / lifestyle event cultureWhat We Talk AboutWhat O'Zone is and how the event is set up before the crowd fully arrivesWhy this space feels different from more traditional kink nightsHow swinger and kink communities overlap in real lifeWhat guests can expect from the rooms, performances, and party atmosphereTravis' vision for the event and how the night is structuredJustice's background in performance, production, and Twin Cities event workAugust's performer perspective, impact-play scenes, and aftercare discussionHow communication, comfort zones, and curiosity show up in live kink spacesGuests & CreditsTravis — O'Zone organizer / producerJustice — performer / producerAugust (“Lil Dancer” on CND) — featured performerAudio Note: This episode was recorded live on location at O'Zone. Multiple speakers share the room, and some responses may overlap because of the live-event setting and transcript attribution limits.Sponsors / Partners:Couples Next Door https://couplesnextdoor.comCode: DD25EJ Desires — https://linktr.ee/ejdesireshttps://onlyfans.com/ejdesiresvip/c5Calls to ActionFollow and subscribe to The Down & Dirty PodcastRate and review the showListen to more episodes: https://downdirtypodcast.comFind us on Couples Next Door and major podcast platformsDown & Dirty Productions is a sex-positive, consent-forward space for honest conversation. This episode reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not medical, legal, or therapeutic advice.

Buon venerdì Stupefan!Questa settimana dobbiamo farci istituzionali perché è andata in scena a Vienna la 69° sessione della Commission on Narcotic Drugs, l'organo in capo alle Nazioni Unite preposto preposto alla supervisione sull'applicazione delle convenzioni sulle droghe e al relativo dibattito sulla loro efficacia. Attesissimo l'intervento del presidente della Colombia Gustavo Petro che ha portato in plenaria un intervento che è abbastanza raro ascoltare in contesti così formali, in cui la maggior parte dei relatori è impegnata a rendicontare gli sforzi del proprio paese nella repressione violenta del traffico. Ma cosa significa davvero violenta? Ci aiuta a capirlo la Harm Reduction International con un report presentato proprio durante uno dei side event di questo CND, cioé quei momenti organizzati dalle realtà che compongono la commissione per approfondire aspetti rimasti a margine della sessione. Il lavoro della HRI mappa la pena di morte per reati droga correlati e traccia uno scenario tragico: in un solo anno le esecuzioni capitali sono aumentate del 97%, raggiungendo il totale record di 1.212 persone uccise, spesso dopo processi sommari durante i quali il diritto alla difesa non è propriamente garantito. Questo dato rappresenta il 46% condanne a morte nel mondo ed è talmente allarmante che persino l'alto rappresentante per i diritti umani dell'ONU ha chiesto una moratoria immediata per sospendere le esecuzioni. Ci rendiamo conto del tono estremamente grave di questa puntata, motivo per cui abbiamo pensato di regalarvi un incipit particolarmente leggero: vi avevamo mai raccontato di quando l'Irlanda per errore ha legalizzato tutte le droghe? No?! Play! Note dell'episodio: - L'Irlanda e la burocrazia: https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-31822842 - Il drug checking sbarca a Londra: https://www.rivistastudio.com/londra-punto-controllo-qualita-droga/ - Il CND: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/commissions/CND/ - L'intervento di Petro in plenaria: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i41ciD1p2s - Il report della Harm Reduction International: https://hri.global/flagship-research/death-penalty/the-death-penalty-for-drug-offences-global-overview-2025/ - La campagna contro la pena di morte nel mondo di Nessuno Tocchi Caino: https://www.nessunotocchicaino.it/chisiamo/index.php?idtema=9318704 Entra in contatto con noi usando la mail stupefatticast@gmail.com o seguendo su Instagram il @stupefatti_podcast!  Puoi anche iscriverti a STUPEGRAM, il nostro canale telegram, a questo link https://t.me/stupegram!ATTENZIONE: Stupefatti racconta il mondo delle sostanze stupefacenti con un approccio laico e scientifico, senza pregiudizi né tabù. Il podcast è rivolto ad un pubblico responsabile. In NESSUN CASO la nostra attività è volta ad incentivare o promuovere l'assunzione di sostanze legali o illegali.

Avanzan 81 aspirantes en proceso para titular de la ASF  Compañía Nacional de Danza presentará “La Sílfide y el escosés” en el CenartIsrael intensifica ofensiva en el sur de Líbano  Más información en nuestro podcast

Dr. Aaron Zelikovich discusses recent survey findings highlighting the wide variability in how clinicians evaluate and diagnose small fiber neuropathy. Fill out the Neurology® Clinical Practice Current survey.  Show citation:  Thawani S, Chan M, Ostendorf T, et al. How Well do We Evaluate Small Fiber Neuropathy?: A Survey of American Academy of Neurology Members. J Clin Neuromuscul Dis. 2025;26(4):184-195. Published 2025 Jun 2. doi:10.1097/CND.0000000000000502  Show transcript:  Dr. Aaron Zelikovich: Welcome to today's Neurology Minute. My name is Aaron Zelikovich, a neuromuscular specialist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. Today, we will discuss a recent article, How Well Do We Evaluate Small Fiber Neuropathy? A survey of The American Academy of Neurology members, which evaluates small fiber neuropathy in clinical practice. The current landscape of evaluating and testing for small fiber neuropathy remains highly variable in regards to serum testing, skin biopsy, and nerve conduction studies. In this survey study, 800 members of The American Academy of Neurology were randomly selected and emailed a survey. 400 neuromuscular physicians and 400 non-neuromuscular physicians were selected. The overall response rate was 30% with half of the completed surveys coming from neuromuscular physicians. The most common overall initial blood work for this patient population was a CBC, vitamin B12, basic metabolic profile, TSH, and hemoglobin A1C. Other high yield blood tests included ESR, SPEP, immunofixation, and ANA. 70% of responders would also order a nerve conduction study as part of the initial workup. Second line evaluation had less consensus and included skin biopsies for intraepidermal nerve fiber density, hepatitis panel, HIV, and paraneoplastic testing. Responders noted that if the patient had acute onset of symptoms, had symptoms that were asymmetric, or being under 30 years old, they would order a more extensive workup. The authors discussed the importance of both clinical exam, history, and diagnostic workup in patients with symptoms compatible with small fiber neuropathy. They highlight that there is no current objective gold standard for a diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy. The current diagnostic recommendation by the AAN for distal symmetric polyneuropathy includes serum blood sampling for glucose, vitamin B12, SPEP, and immunofixation. Clinical practice in the diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy remains highly variable based on the provider and clinical context of the patient. Neurology Practice Current is currently accepting surveys on clinical practice patterns for patients with small fiber neuropathy. Please check out the link in today's Neurology Minute to complete the survey. Thank you and have a wonderful day. 

Britain's Cold War story is bigger than you ever knew.In this explosive episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill sits down with historian and author Fraser McCallum to uncover the often-overlooked story of Cold War Britain. Too often reduced to a superpower showdown between the United States and the Soviet Union, the Cold War was a global conflict — and Britain was absolutely central to it.Fraser, author of Cold War Britain: 50 Years in the Shadow of the Bomb, reveals how the Cold War reshaped the UK — from British intelligence and its notorious spy scandals to the rise of protest movements like CND and the Greenham Common protests. He shows how Britain's nuclear ambitions, NATO involvement, and cultural life all intertwined with a conflict that defined half a century.You'll discover:Why Britain's role in the Cold War was far greater than most people realiseHow the UK was vital to the creation of NATO and the success of the Berlin AirliftThe devastating truth behind British nuclear weapons testing and its human costHow British intelligence in the Cold War was rocked by class privilege and spy scandals such as the Cambridge FiveThe way Cold War protests like Aldermaston and Greenham Common shaped politics and public debateHow the Cold War left its mark on British culture, television, music, and everyday lifeWhy the Cold War's legacy still influences British politics and society todayFrom the NHS scaling back services to fund the bomb to Margaret Thatcher turning “Iron Lady” into her personal brand, this episode reveals the Cold War as a British story — one of espionage, nuclear strategy, protest, and pop culture.If you've ever thought of the Cold War as a distant standoff between Washington and Moscow, Fraser McCallum will change your mind. The story of Cold War Britain is one of courage, compromise, scandal, and survival — and it still shapes our world today.

As always there are spoilers ahead!   If you'd like to join in on more conversations and keep up to date on what I'm working on you can follow me on social media: Threads, Instagram and Bluesky.    After last episode's UK village setting we stay in the country but head to London for a newsroom apocalyptic drama. We have more hints that we are heading into the 60s with a surly hero and a sultry ex-Disney heroine.   The Day the Earth Caught Fire was finally released in 1961 after eight years of director Val Guest trying to get the film made. Perhaps the mid-50s Britian wasn't ready for this story although it would be interesting to see what kind of differences there would have been. (Val Guest was busy making The Quatermass Xperiment during that time!)   I welcome back two excellent guests to teach us more about this film.   Jay Telotte is Professor Emeritus of film and media studies at Georgia Tech. He has written/edited numerous books and articles about science fiction film including the 2023 book Selling Science Fiction Cinema.   Glyn Morgan is Head of Collections and Principal Curator at the Science Museum in London and a science fiction scholar.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:17 1961: Anxiety, British Free Cinema & Angry Young Men 07:28 The CND and memories of the war 08:05 The highs and lows of Cli-Fi 13:16 The beginning of the end 15:47 Val Guest 18:43 Snappy dialogue or too much talk? 22:25 The newsroom 27:40 Arthur Christiansen 30:06 The surlier hero 34:47 Janet Munroe 37:05 Disney & breaking out of type 41:06 One foot firmly in the 60s 42:09 Ambiguous and alternate endings 46:39 Legacy 51:57 Recommendations   NEXT EPISODE! Next week we will be talking about the beautiful, half hour long, science fiction art film La Jetée (1962) that 12 Monkeys was based on. You can find the film on Apple, Amazon and also on YouTube but the version with English subtitles is not great quality. 

Gwen Preston, VP of Communication at West Red Lake Gold Mines (TSX.V:WRLG – OTCQB:WRLGF), joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on various operational and exploration updates around their 100% owned Madsen Mine located in the Red Lake Gold District of Northwestern Ontario, Canada.   We also review the key metrics and takeaways from the Rowan Project Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA).   In July 2025, three gold pours were made at Madsen, producing a total of 3,800 ounces of gold. Of that, 3,595 ounces were sold at an average price of US$3,320 per oz, which generated CND $16.4 million in revenue.  In July the Madsen mine operations team completed sill development and mining in eight (8) areas spread across McVeigh, South Austin, and Austin. Mined material carried an average grade of 8.9 grams per tonne gold.   Gwen outlines that the Company currently has a dual focus during the Madsen Mine ramp-up for the balance of 2025.   Achieving targeted ramp-up gold ounce production. Instituting new operational efficiencies.   These objectives will be reached by continuing to adding new equipment and haul trucks, developing more underground access to high-priority mining areas and stopes, and getting the first phase of Madsen Shaft rehabilitation operational.  Additionally, their operations team is working to get the Cemented Rock Fill (CRF) Project in place to convert waste rock into cement to be filled into historic underground voids, which are ideal repositories for this waste rock.    Once those objects have been achieved, then the Company will feel confident in declaring commercial production; with an internal target to reach this by year-end.   Next, we discussed the exploration strategy moving forward for expanding high-confidence ounces in the South Austin Zone of Madsen, which have seen some bonanza-grade intercepts from drilling throughout this year:   SOUTH AUSTIN ZONE EXPLORATION HIGHLIGHTS:   Hole MM24D-08-4447-069 - Intersected 6 meters (m) @ 114.26 g/t gold (Au), from 122.0m to 132.6m, Including 0.7m @ 1,609.26 g/t Au, from 130.5m to 131.2m, within a broader high-grade interval of 4.25m @ 282.00 g/t Au Hole MM25D-12-4669-011 - Intersected 5m @ 52.86 g/t Au, from 25.0m to 29.5m, Including 1m @ 213.62 g/t Au, from 26.5m to 27.5m Hole MM25D-12-4669-024 - Intersected 7m @ 48.97 g/t Au, from 5.3m to 24.0m, Including 2m @ 428.83 g/t Au, from 20.5m to 22.5m Hole MM25D-08-4380-011 -Intersected 1m @ 61.51 g/t Au, from 11.0m to 23.1m, Including 1m @ 725.00 g/t Au, from 12m to 13m, Hole MM25D-11-4420-024 Intersected 6.9m @ 36.85 g/t Au, from 79.1m to 86.0m   In addition to growing the known areas, there will also be a renewed focus on making new discoveries and following up on the promising earlier-stage drill targets tested in last year's program like the high-grade shoot at Upper 8, the MJ/Wedge area, North Venus, and North Shore.  Gwen also highlights how the Fork Deposit will get some more drilling to further define the higher-grade zone and move it up the matrix of areas to potentially come into the mine sequencing in the medium-term.   Wrapping up we reviewed NI 43-101 PEA prepared on June 30th, 2025, for a toll milling mine operation at its 100%-owned Rowan project in the Red Lake Gold District of northwestern Ontario, Canada.   Rowan PEA Highlights:   High-Grade Efficient Mine: Underground mine via long hole retreat method, delivering an average diluted head grade of 8.0 grams per tonne (“g/t”) gold (“Au”), accentuated by 10.4 g/t Au average grade in Year 1. Notable Production: 35,230 oz. average annual Au production over the 5-year mine life from an average mining rate of 385 tonnes per day (“tpd”). Strong Value: $125.3M post-tax Net Present Value (“NPV”) at US$2,500 per oz Au. Post-tax NPV rises to $239M at US$3,250 per oz Au. Low Costs and Strong Returns: US$1,408/oz all-in sustaining cost (“AISC”) and 41.9% post-tax internal rate of return (“IRR”), underscoring the viability of the Company's second potential mine in the region. IRR increases to 81.7% at a US$3,250/oz gold price. Modest Initial Capital: Multiple mills in the area with excess capacity create the opportunity to develop Rowan as a toll milling operation with initial capital of just over $70 million. High Confidence Inventory: PEA mine design includes 63% of mined tonnes and 72% of mined ounces from the Indicated category – provides solid base for transition into prefeasibility study (“PFS”) level assessment.     If you have any follow up questions for Gwen or the team over at West Red Lake Gold, then please email us at either Fleck@kereport.com or Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is shareholder of West Red Lake Gold Mines at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.   Click here to follow the latest news from West Red Lake Gold Mines

The LA Clippers trade Norm Powell for John Collins, what a day! CnD reacts to the trade, projects the starting lineup, and wonders if a Bradley Beal related move is next for the Clippers ft. Justin Russo! 

Want to know what it really takes to build a beauty empire? Jan Arnold, the powerhouse co-founder of CND (Creative Nail Design), sits down with Allison Maslan to reveal the mindset, mission, and mistakes that shaped her journey to the top of a global brand. Inside this powerful interview: - The vision behind CND's massive growth - Why giving back isn't optional — it's strategic - How to block out distractions and FOMO to scale with purpose - The one piece of advice Jan gives to every founder If you're a CEO with a mission to make a difference (and not just a buck), this episode is for you. Ready to scale your vision with intention? Book a FREE Scale Strategy Session: https://scaleit.ceo/now #beautybusiness #cndnails #janarnold #allisonmaslan #pinnacleglobalnetwork #ceomindset #scaleyourbusiness  

Our producer/engineer Bright Su introduced me to an incredible human being, Matt Folliott. We had such a fun and lively conversation and when you listen you'll know why his last name foretold his career in acting! He grew up in Canada and had is own agent at ten years old! Matt is a Comedian/Actor/Writer from Toronto, Canada, and a former cast member of The Second City National Touring Company and Canadian Comedy Award Winning Sketch Group The Sketchersons. Matt was nominated for Best Male Improviser two years in a row in Toronto's beloved NOW magazine. He was also nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award for Best Improv Troupe with his group K$M (pronounced K and M) and has had the pleasure of performing and teaching improv across the globe in festivals like NOW Improv Festival (Beijing), Manila Improv Festival, Vietnam Improv Festival, Singapore Improv Festival, Hong Kong Improv Festival, Improvaganza (Edmonton, CND), Vancouver Improv Festival, Mprov (Montreal, CND), Ottawa Improv Festival, The Winnipeg Improv Festival and The Seattle International Festival of Improv. You can hear him or see him on your TV or laptop screens in shows like Bakugan (Netflix), PJ Masks (Disney +), Clifford the Big Red Dog (Prime Video), Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe (Treehouse), Charlie's Colorforms City (Netflix), Workin' Moms (Netflix), Baroness Von Sketch Show (Netflix) and Odd Squad (PBS Kids). Check out his website at https://www.mattfolliott.com

Chuck and Adam give their thoughts on what went wrong in game 7 and how the Clippers lost this 1st round series with a live show on CnD. 

Hey everyone, check out this episode that we recorded a while ago and Raul has been to much of a garbage parson to put out. Big thanks to Anthony R for the editing this. On this episode we look into the work of John Carl Buechler and explore Carnosaur, Cellar Dweller and Troll. Raul and Anthony are joined by special guest Jee Wreg! That's right, the other Greg from North Kakilak and things get silly and weird. We really hope you enjoy the episode.TrollRaul - 9.5 out of 10 sexy wood nymphs (buy)Anthony - 9 out of 10 Gawlwin the well endowed (watch on tubi unless you love fantasy horror then buy)Jee-Wreg - 9 out of 10 Rat Burgers (if you have CND) 7 if you don't  stream)Cellar DwellerRaul - 6.5 out of 10 obnoxious artists (stream)Anthony - 7 out of 10 Lisa's gulped eyeballs (watch on youtube)Jee-Wreg - 7.5 out of 10 artists scarves (stream)CarnosaurRaul - 9 out of 10 mutant chicken births (stream)Anthony - seven point ten out of 10 Clint Howards eating chicken in a chicken coop (watch on youtube but buy it if you have a shelf of dinosaur horror in your collection)Jee-Wreg - 7 out of 10 if you drank some strong rum (4.5 otherwise) blueberries covered in goat embryonic fluid (watch on youtube then listen to the podcast then watch it again)Website Links:Website -⁠ https://headlongintomonsters.godaddysites.com⁠Twitter -⁠ https://twitter.com/In2Monsters⁠E-mail - ⁠headlongintomonsters@gmail.com⁠Facebook Group -⁠ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1192679381675030⁠Anthony Links:Instagram - ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/johnnypaintbox/⁠⁠Johnny Paintbox - ⁠⁠https://www.johnnypaintbox.com/info/artist-statement-⁠⁠MRAC Film Club - ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mrac-film-club/id1716134038⁠Ashley Links:Twitter -⁠ https://twitter.com/BarelyAshley⁠Letterboxd -⁠ https://letterboxd.com/barelyashley/⁠Monochrome Creeps Hashtag link (watch long party every saturday night at 11 pm EST with Ashley and Tombs on twitter)- ⁠https://twitter.com/hashtag/MonochromeCreeps?src=hashtag_click⁠Raul Links:Twitter -⁠ https://twitter.com/RaulVsMonsters⁠Letterboxd -⁠ https://letterboxd.com/into_monsters/⁠Jee Wreg Links:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_explainers_punks/Listener Feedback, Horror Happenings and Ra-Ghouls Reprehensible reading Room music Created by Mike Miller (Mike twitter): ⁠https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004929583462⁠Opening Music:⁠ https://audiojungle.net/item/80s-horror-retro-background/33176055⁠Closing Music:⁠ https://audiojungle.net/item/hip-hop-horror/25238003⁠

Gerald Holtom's CND symbol, known internationally as the ‘peace' symbol, made its debut at a protest march by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament on 4th April, 1958.  The march went from London to Aldermaston, where Britain's nuclear weapons were and still are manufactured. Five hundred cardboard ‘lollipop sticks' displaying the logo were produced - and it's since scarcely been out of circulation as an anti-establishment plea for peace around the world. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly question whether Goya helped influence Holton's iconic design; reveal how author J.B. Priestley had fermented the protests on this day; and consider the International Shoe Corporation's dubious claim to the patent …  Further Reading: • ‘The Peace Symbol: Beginnings and Evolution' (ThoughtCo, 2019): https://www.thoughtco.com/the-peace-symbol-1779351# • ‘He gave his unforgettable work for nothing. Shouldn't the designer of the peace symbol be commemorated?' (The Guardian, 2015): https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/nov/28/shouldnt-british-designer-gerard-holtom-of-peace-symbol-be-commemorated-paris-attacks • ‘Walter Wolfgang: 'why I marched to Aldermaston in 1958' (CND, 2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLqBUws7R8E #50s #UK #War #Design Love the show? Support us!  Join 

¿Ustedes están al tanto de la importancia que tiene la Corporación Nacional para el Desarrollo (CND) en la construcción de infraestructura pública? ¿Saben que esta institución está detrás del mejoramiento de rutas, la construcción de viviendas, liceos, escuelas, y también está detrás de obras saneamiento? ¿O que juega su papel en megainversiones como el Ferrocarril Central y el Proyecto Neptuno? Este organismo de derecho público no estatal está involucrado en casi mil proyectos en todo el país por un total de 4.000 millones de dólares. Su tarea consiste en administrar y ejecutar fondos de inversión para infraestructura pública, y también planificar y gerenciar obras. Por esos servicios percibe ingresos y por las ganancias que obtiene vuelca recursos al Estado. De hecho desde 2020, la CND remitió utilidades al Estado por 45 millones de dólares. De esa suma, 25 millones se destinaron al Fondo Covid, creado durante la pandemia. Y a partir de 2023 la CND cedió una partida de 10 millones por año para el financiamiento de programas de ciencia e investigación. Como ustedes irán notando, la CND termina teniendo un peso importante en la economía nacional pero seguramente no está en el radar de todo el mundo; tal vez incluso algunos directamente no la han escuchado nombrar. Profundizamos En Perspectiva sobre la CND, el papel que juega y el balance al cierre de este período de gobierno, con su gerente general, el contador Sergio Fernández.

We are well into 2025 so saying Happy New Year is not appropriate anymore. I think now people are asking others how they are doing with their resolutions. I have just one goal this year and that is to learn something new. I'll let you know how I do. Send me your resolutions in the comment section. I am excited for you to listen to my conversation with Dr. Brian Fiske, Chief Scientist for the MJFF. I like to kick off the new year/new season with a medication update. This year we are going to get an update on the research landscape and what it means compared to previous years. There are therapies in various stages of clinical testing using several different therapeutic approaches.  It is exciting to learn about what to expect in the future and how we all can contribute to move things forward faster. Let's learn from Dr. Fiske what we now know about the biology of Parkinson's, genetics and the environment's contribution, the advances in testing for a Parkinson's diagnosis, and where we stand in slowing the progression of the disease. This podcast is sponsored by  CND Life Sciences, home of the Syn-One Test ® - the first commercially available skin-based test to help clinicians diagnose Parkinson's and related disorders. CND Life Sciences supports the care of patients facing the potential diagnosis of a neurodegenerative disease. CND's Syn-One Test® helps clinicians to diagnose suspected synucleinopathies using skin biopsies to detect, visualize, and quantify phosphorylated alpha-synuclein located in nerves in the skin. The Syn-One Test is performed in CND's CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited laboratory located in Scottsdale, AZ.   https://www.michaeljfox.org/state-field https://www.michaeljfox.org/ppmi https://www.michaeljfox.org/trial-finder https://cndlifesciences.com/ https://cndlifesciences.com/syn-one-test/  

An update on the upcoming Season 3 of the Down and Dirty Podcast and details of a new podcast from CND.

Welcome to part 7 of Gyles reading from the diaries he has kept since he was 10. Gyles is now 14, and a pupil at Bedales, a progressive Hampshire boarding school populated by many CND-supporting teachers and the children of liberal-minded, artistic parents. In this episode we hear about Gyles's summer holidays, spent on his own in Paris, learning French and staying in a boarding house. We hear about his success in the school production. We hear about his teachers - many of whom are "very CND" and some of whom are, shock horror, vegetarian. We hear Gyles's review of the best bits of 1962 and about the records he's enjoyed listening to that year. If you've only just discovered these episodes, you can either start here, or go back to episode 1 of the diaries and start at the beginning (when Gyles was at prep school). Enjoy this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to part 7 of Gyles reading from the diaries he has kept since he was 10. Gyles is now 14, and a pupil at Bedales, a progressive Hampshire boarding school populated by many CND-supporting teachers and the children of liberal-minded, artistic parents. In this episode we hear about Gyles's summer holidays, spent on his own in Paris, learning French and staying in a boarding house. We hear about his success in the school production. We hear about his teachers - many of whom are "very CND" and some of whom are, shock horror, vegetarian. We hear Gyles's review of the best bits of 1962 and about the records he's enjoyed listening to that year. If you've only just discovered these episodes, you can either start here, or go back to episode 1 of the diaries and start at the beginning (when Gyles was at prep school). Enjoy this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're talking about a highly discussed topic: CBD for your dogs! There is so much information and misinformation out there about CND products and what they can or can't do for your dogs. We discuss the validity of some of the claims of these products as well as where they are getting the information from to make those claims. If you've been using CBD for your dogs you may want to do some research! Thanks so much for listening and be sure to subscribe and review! Also, send us a message on Facebook or Instagram if you have a dog related topic you'd like to hear us discuss!

Aujourd'hui, je reçois Maëva Lamolière, chercheuse et chorégraphe.Pour Faits d'hiver, Maëva présente le 23 janvier « Looking for Carlotta » une conférence dansée avec Carlotta Ikeda - une figure féminine du Butô - à laquelle elle a consacré 10 ans de recherche.Dans cet épisode, Maëva raconte le Butô, le parcours de Carlotta entre le Japon et la France, ses apports au champ chorégraphique.Ce temps fort Carlotta Ikeda s'accompagne également d'une exposition à l'Espace culturel Bertin Poirée, réalisée à partir du Fonds d'archive Carlotta disponible au CnD.On l'écoute avec joie,

Who wants to go on a Blind Date with George Harrison? Millions of girls for sure, but only Hayley Mills and the backpage of the Melody Maker accomplished the feat. Tune in for Twinkle (but not Little Star), Ken Dodd, Elvis, the CND and a little song that just might be "the first record to start with feedback". Support this podcast at the $6/month level on patreon to get extra content! Create your podcast today! #madeonzencastr

Join us for the last episode of Season 2, (Yes, there will be a Season 3!) as we talk with two couples from CND and dive into the often elusive four way connection they have found with each other. Well talk about their journey so far, and enjoy some quips and fun stories along the way!

Guest: Melissa Anderson, AuD, CCC-A: This episode explores cochlear nerve deficiency (CND) and its consequences, focusing on using cochlear implants in this population. The guest provides expert insights into counseling and programming, as well as what collaborating on a team to manage these patients looks like.

CND is back with an all new episode as Will and Adam chat with their friend Tomer Azarly from Clutch Points about his time covering the Clippers in LV at Summer league, what young guy gets minutes, what really happened with Kawhi and Team USA, Russ being in Denver now and Paul George calling the Clippers the B team and more....

CnD with Adam Auslund who figured out his audio issues after a CnD Live after summer league game 1 and picked himself up to do another after Game 2 after the Clippers 87-78 win over Brooklyn. We'll talk Jordan Miller, Kobe Brown, Ray J, Cam Christie and more..